Information Booklet on Cat Law

[Jacks]

Thought some of you might be interested in a new publication which I've been directed to on Facebook - it's a downloadable free booklet on Cats and the Law.

http://www.thecatgroup.org.uk/pdfs/Cats-law-web.pdf" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

We've had a few questions about the law on the forum before, so this might be helpful.

[greenkitty]

Very interesting and something worth keeping, thanks.

[Themogfather]

Thanks for sharing , very concise.

[Crewella]

That is very useful, I've bookmarked it. Thanks

[Eliz+Cats]

Excellent, thank you.

[bobbys girl]

Seems very interesting, thank you - and that black cat's face - WOW!

[bobbys girl]

I'm really gob-smacked at that wonderful black cat. I've been looking at it again and thinking 'how did they manage to take such a fabulous photo?' My design background would not leave it alone. Then the light dawned.

It is amazing what you can do with Photoshop! Take a close look at the cat's whiskers. Mirror Image? I know, I should get a life. I just thought (hoped) that someone had managed to take a good photo of a black cat - I'm still trying.

This does not detract from the fact that the info that follows the photo is very interesting and could be very useful.

[Jacks]

Ah! Well spotted! My meager attempts at black cat close-ups of Lara - unphotoshopped!!

[bobbys girl]

Well done! They are both much better than my attempts. I won't post them, I don't want to frighten you

Some years back I did a painting of our Lurcher, Katie. She was grey and I did the painting on black paper - just her beautiful, brown eyes and pale grey highlights. It seemed to capture her sweet, scruffy spirit. I tried the same with Willow I thought emerald eyes and white highlights would work..... it didn't.

Back to the drawing board - literally

[Crewella]

Wow - beautiful pics! Black cats are so striking, it's a shame they're so hard to capture, but those look great.